The U.S. Social Security Administration compiled a list of 2018’s most popular baby names in the United States by state. Names vary by region and often reflect trends in popular culture.

ON THIS DAY IN AMERICAN HISTORY On May 23, 1934, infamous outlaws Bonnie Parker, 24, and Clyde Barrow, 25 are gunned down by police officers in Louisiana. The couple and their “gang” had been on a years-long crime spree robbing banks and small businesses. They also are believed to have killed up to nine police officers as well as several civilians. Through extensive media coverage and the propensity of the pair to pose for pictures with their many guns, Bonnie and Clyde captured the public’s attention during the Great Depression. In 1967, a feature movie starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway glamorized the couple.

John Walker Lindh, the former jihadi dubbed the “American Taliban,” was released from prison Thursday after completing 17 years of a 20-year sentence for supporting the Afghan insurgent group.

VIDEO: Why are some African countries seeing more terrorist attacks? And what is the world doing to stop it? This week’s Plugged In takes a look at how extremist groups are exploiting ethnic divisions, poverty, and political instability to sow fear, chaos and death on the African continent.

VIDEO: A new personal home robot follows you around your home, navigating past obstacles, so you can multitask while staying connected. Check out everything this robot butler can do.

Even by the highly colorful standards of Britain’s great big Brexit mess, what looks like Prime Minister Theresa May’s final days in office are turning into a psychodrama without much precedence in modern British political history.